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Capital Markets & Brokerage

We build back-office accounting and billing for stockbrokers and sub-brokers: double-entry books, a statutory charge engine, and SEBI-compliant contract notes across equity, F&O, and commodities.

A brokerage back-office is a place for precise, auditable numbers. Every trade carries a stack of statutory levies, every client expects a correct contract note, and the books have to reconcile exactly. A rounding error here is not a cosmetic problem.

Sammed Technosol builds SamBroker, a live back-office platform for stock-market brokers. It computes STT, SEBI, GST, and the rest across segments, generates SEBI-compliant contract notes, and keeps double-entry books accurate down to the paisa.

The challenges

What slows capital markets & brokerage down

Statutory charges — STT and CTT, SEBI fees, DP charges, and GST — change and must be applied exactly across every segment.
Contract notes have to follow SEBI format and reconcile against the books without manual fixes.
Equity, F&O, MCX, and NCDEX each have their own rules that a single system has to hold together.
Demat settlement on FIFO or weighted-average has to be consistent for accurate capital-gains reporting.
Manual reconciliation between trades, charges, and ledgers is slow and error-prone at volume.
Compliance shifts over time, so a charge engine has to be maintained, not frozen at build time.
How we help

Practical software for the way this sector works

A statutory charge engine covering STT/CTT, SEBI, DP charges, and GST, applied per segment.
Local-first double-entry accounting that keeps the books reconciled and auditable.
SEBI-compliant contract notes exported as PDF, XLSX, or CSV.
Multi-segment support for NSE and BSE equity, F&O, MCX, and NCDEX in one system.
FIFO or weighted-average demat settlement for accurate capital-gains reporting.
Excel-style trade entry with live charge calculation, plus ongoing updates as SEBI rules change.
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FAQ

Capital Markets & Brokerage — questions

What does SamBroker handle?

SamBroker is a live back-office accounting and billing platform for stockbrokers and sub-brokers. It covers double-entry books, statutory charge computation, and SEBI-compliant contract notes across equity, F&O, and commodity segments.

Which charges does it compute?

The charge engine applies STT and CTT, SEBI turnover fees, DP charges, and GST, with calculation per segment. Trade entry shows the charges live as you enter, rather than at a separate run.

Does it produce SEBI-compliant contract notes?

Yes. It generates SEBI-compliant contract notes and exports them as PDF, XLSX, or CSV, reconciled against the same double-entry books.

Which segments are supported?

NSE and BSE equity, F&O, MCX, and NCDEX are supported in one system, so a broker working across segments keeps a single set of books.

What happens when SEBI rules change?

Statutory compliance changes over time, and the charge engine is maintained for ongoing SEBI updates rather than fixed at build time. We treat compliance as a living part of the software.

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